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28; Phyllis Dietrich 9e,
pater Flannery 146. Part --Willie
-Huh. Lawrence& 'Dietrich, Unites
Flannery. -N. Deeereux. 'reacher..
ecia
Csucblieeoese beereeness, and poker throe*
emits are (Wahl/ _teneveil
gots, ten cants perlbeF. All 4raggiits,
be -Olden 0.
the* the liaey
HURON EXPOSITOR!
op for the east -18
There died at hie home, on the 4th
cOneeeeion leecleilloe, on the 8th hide
James Davidon, ag4d 55 years. The;
1:-.1re was a native of- Seotland, but came
•tie this •omnory 38 yeare ago 'With this
--tparentS, and settled !oo, the farm in -
„was deservedly resp cted by hit who
LOUIS
1 SI
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ri
Cent .;
%heir charm—there are
always MOONEY'S
PERFECTION
CREAM SODAS to
coax back
Do YOU
know how
mink . ai vay
lay, Time -Table
alb a follows
"unto,, Gedach
,rdine.
'helm end Goderiele
,Wieghem sad iso
anion and Gado -doh.,
1,1-• and P and potato
- salt
, Guelph and Te
zed
Stn and Brom
320a.u.
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9.06 Lee.
10 00 A. if. 6.11,
and Kincardinee
Pam. Paw.
itEJp.m 9.50 ser.
L34 1G4
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1.44 10.5
L1 ?MO
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Pam. Pew
6 ME, a. It.01 1.40 p~
0.52 11-111 sem x.49
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SALES.
'AR." STOOK AND --
B u a h_ been instruct-
. to sell by public auction,
a. Stanley, of Wedrkeedje7f.
eat:40k p.m.,t �the following
yeat-olel nye will nest -
with seven owes: Cattle -
It
calf at extt, 1 thorobrectlr yg thorn
be in celf,1 far c — COW', s
steer.. Sheep ; Nine
Ie,1 shearlangram ; all
msnts-One Deering €1 cot
ke, efasee .Pring tooth oulti-
ow, double furrow drill plow,
er, pulped set of sordes 1006e
n -horse power with rods, jack
reek, pair bobsleighs,. stone
. some other small articles.
ngsf hay rope and ear, at&t'
.lee to numerous to mention..
under, over that
on approved joint notes.;
he dollar off for cash on
'1CatolIEN, Proprietor' ; T.,...
20coa
Sktle OF' noel STOCK..
'tura, on Lot 3, Cones--
ortlF oHillogregn, on Tues-'
mencing at 1 o'clock sharp,
Horsey -1 gelding rising
1 general marere 12 years GM supposied .to
arn' g, I asgrieultural mare
purpose horse rising seven,1 -
Mug Charming. Cattle --Z
reb,1 cone due' in April, X. ,....
s rising three, e steers rising
wo, G calves, also about 1C&
Iy ready foe market 8 pigs:
1 brood sow in pig. Im-
hinder,, 3Iaesey Harris hay
t iron harrows, leoxon dig`,
° y, cutter, 'umber wagon,
W and N teeth,. 2 walking
is walking plow, ganef plow
¢
outlier, 2 hay racks, roller,
wood rack, pair bobsleighs,.
I. scales,wheeI barrow,„
rad brooder, Empire cream
car, slings and hay fork,
t ese, eollars, basses and a:
`tune --Good box store,.
bo' furniture- Every.
proprietor is going Fest..
= unde3-, cash over th,t
will be given on approve .
it. off for cash on credit-
034- Proprietor ; E. Bbs-
• 2496x2,
°I tell you., MA-Nagt„, you ought to ttse
St Gefirges
Powder
if only for the reason that it js whole -
mere and -hes emcee e
elene knowledge that you are Nor
elebte moan, ammonia and acid- in
lour food --should comet for a great deal."
Wraefor free c.oty ef our yew Cook -Book.,
Caams.leal Co. of
Canada • - Montreal. 28
; tee ballot ectee- e, In :fever of
grease irregul, dee
law and ple.W Mein in the
621tql:11 t4:::iye , e- III 1..45 b- C. .. 'PI: :II& ::I :en't_5141:118rjej:e.:1314: ,ithilee'll.' i M 1.w::
Jacketee ape ICA
tObje out and Idettreyed est 'n
balletie and er .i an -10qie
adted. -. It is stilted that
son, Vas abse froen hie'
having the bet aw in" charge.
is contridicted _bee Dr. Mow,'
man- of. -the 'c ramittee, 4n n affi
*it. 'The ;mai re- woe; diem wi
• wa
woras
Arse 011
Graham Thome.
pla Th
teeth. t, Chee
deput return
box ao
bere
notable
the' ay
th for
ch
ey
and
with th
lade the
ommitte
but thi
the chai
Sto134 a MOineht
eqd consider.. Do 'your gineseSfitYou accurately
and give you perfect eye rest? if not,
COME TO -LONDON
and have your eyes thoreughly examined hy our
specialists. We hive every modern ecientific
instrument for testing the errots of the eye.
Our success in eye teatiug the -result of
years of study anti practice, and you will beaeit
our frets coneultatieei .
'THE TA1T-BROWN OPT1CkL CO.
237 Demean Street - Loading Oat.
Open Daily iti.30 -to 2,00, &Mini% TAIMIdaYs,
*Thursday and Saturday, Locitota00.
Tank and Pump
Business far Sale
For sale, the Tank and Pump business in geaforth
'belonging te fhe undersigned, together with the
tools and machinery, whieh are all of the best and in.
first-clase repair. Tine is one of the best stands atid
most complete plants in Western- Ontario. Large
territory. A good chance for a live man. Good
reasons for selleng. Apply to
A. likeid leu
township, ne
'lee of Tuckers
born bull.
etici-. and le
eete of the
bred ay Mr.
via.s -a big
will have the
animal that
WeneSne 1, of:
ht !Igoe -di op, in fac
milli . The ip ice lee
s• uc ss 'with: this fl
ening fire' b
recoil of the
The building
Me's:ad the
impossible to
partially cove
six Jo' clock riday e
ke ;Mt th ironing
was adly da aged
chin ry by w ter. It
etlern' tedthrrielco ineagrae
d b, insure ce.
Schoel Repo
report of ace
for the moue
being • given
'punctuality, ha,viout,
ful prepared the lee
of
or
owe
tiOn No. 10, Ha
may e 00 mar
guise' attendanc
and ca
s Wal
wen ,15
gram 1
keore 14
kson 13
100,
Rex -Di
ick 53.
ecl: Jena Jea 88, Agri
166, Jamee im 16 Earl _Me
Alex. liciusee 751, ge
Alva Ingrani 148e eorge..3a
John Rider ,1 8, R bbie 2ja
%lege° Meiee 129, lice Dick
Dick 72, Shel on C emao .66,
59, John -Lai 55,' Arthur
Scheol Re
JailtlarY Dada
Senior Fault
Seolor Seem
-Lee. MeMur,
asman. ,Se
ihg_ matches
len Fisher ;
Well; `juriliee
Mariee-W. H.
Stanl
Sbepbenetta, N.
e follow ng is 't
port 'of ee
y. The names
Jorof
I. Third,
da. Rat
or se
Fis
hip op,
ay
thirce
Ida Rat
ce ye:
cher.
. geode
,MOBLeaele. Ju
ers the Mon
nole Petite.;
Jo ton, T
School t. 6' toile
403, -closer- ggie Hobklik
Wren, Waite 0 leo. -Jr.
Moines' Sine e, Ifredioe, 0
Ruseell Mau r. 8rd•cl
the, eleliek,
ova
yek
loss
end
it
lite elicie ' Fr
class
Weeda
-Venner. Sr. 'lass
Resel Maga,
Wilbert HaI
Ruby leyekm
2nd clase-W
Arnold Weeft
Miller. First
net -lila Goe,e
r.
Sehool 114
report of Se
Killop and „,
January. Th
merit, and '
ed . by evork
Sr. IV, maxi
429, Thos.
-Grath 365,
A. Flanagan
Leo Holland el9,
John Krausk *DP 2
Nicholas Kr usko
226, I.ney Fl nage
agan 264, -P ter
350. -Clara ausk
257, Louis Reill
-Joseph Mal nee -
Vitt
arete
gate
lift
et et
ne
um 500e -
mile %melon
l''
'338, Teazle -0
oda; M
2. Jer 1V
Edna Oh
18e, tA
2095-1 11 264,
pf 20 IS
252,- Teo
mile
lista Malone. Sr. I -De lei
Lizzie, Melon , Leona 1#9
Meloney, 'Ma ,cella Horatio,
loney, Gert tide Planage
Maloney, Ag es : P
-The eoll wing
'January of p
5, MOK11100, 13113
'nation% to,
James Mierp
218, Mary
Class' III -A
tor' the
riding is-
moo
mated and blethee. 'Ask our farm
and smne of them' pet =on a. :long facIA
,Seatortht March 1870. land soy them is no enoney in Ontario
At the reelden.ce et the brides' rice eeleeet-
Yoe-we en the 26th ult., by Roe. These men are about teetY Years' be-
hind the times. They; have never heard.
..Danity, Mi. Andrew Reid, son a
r. Nan Reid, tro Annie Murray, sec- eheut such "new' tangled' things ' as
blended flours. Teey use ” West -
4 deughter ot- the late etngus Mor-
Ae 'vomit, eheehe tth xrgge.k. tiBok ic farmer knows all abeet western
flour. He knowe to' his sorrow, that
M. Denby, Mr. 'George Sneithere, of
it Nate , the coming et Manitoba wheat
ea,forthe to MisS Kari .A. Pierce, see,
that sent ' down the price of Ontario
d deettater of Mr. Yew, Pierce, a
my, 71 i_ \ . _ - Wheat lie knows teo, that 'it is be-
cause the average farmer uses western
Me.. joho M. kail3SCIM has exchanged
wheat float- that the price of Ontario
his Nouse end lot, *on John streeti,
what has been kept so low. This'
with Me. Simitel Keonedy, tor . -his-
farmer ' grows the iOntario
hous.e arid five 'acres on Noeth 2,iain -modern
wheat, for which he receivea a. fair
price. With this money he buys blend, -
ell' floc r, which contains Ontario wheat
alid a little Manitoea wheat to add
Amity...h. Thus he epencile his -money
for 'the products of hia owo farm,, 'Ilie
farmer who 'item Wt Stern, pateot flour
is making rich the wheat growers of
-All this- aside, hOwever, theze is a,
-heelthy demand foe Ontario wheat.
the inapt gratifyingesueces.d. The eales
lor each month, as" reported by - the
over the corresponding month of ' the
previoue -year. Tbis increased demand
for blended :flours Mewls at increseed
demand. eor Ontario wheat. Farmers
weee 'keep a.breciet of! the times' know a-
bout theae blended flours, are Using
them, and are plariting Ontario :wheat 0
for the advancing market. 0
: It is a. great pity that every farnter ,
flours a success. Aed every farmer can
help ih the; great werk simely by buy- -
ing blended flours wheriever the flour
ba.rrel is empty. The farmers them-
eelves will benefit by getting more
money for their wheat. Stockmen and
dairymen will ehare' in the profits by
.paying less for bran &lid -sborbs. As is !
e...r
cost so much now i :bees:use-our locel
mills do not grind ee much gtain as -
they sholde and consequently kia.ve not
the bran, etc., to sell. And finally, the
whole provence will benefit, because 1
'higher prices for heat means more
money for every
streot Oibson gives Mr. Ken -
day ler j Manitoba Ole, e: freeeeethig
• Teesclayi er last week, the resie
dence Mr, ,John Caldwell, 3rdl maces -
elm, L. Si, Tackergeilth, wee near-,
lee- destroyed Tot fire. _The fire .orig-
inated areeunte the elileimeYe, but wee
hotieed' lit time by eft-.. Ceedwell. -
Mr. Wen. 'Wallace lame eked bis farm,
lot 7. eGileSOSIOri eMaKillop, tie Mr.
John Leckie. Brassele, foe $5e,
509.
Sftfortb, March 14, 1879.
Mr. Harry Town has started io Abe
painting, businese on his own aecoant.
Mr. John Ward has seal his hOuse-
and two lets Ori which it Qtandts to
Mr. Wen. MeNaoghton, for $1,200. Mr.
Mc'N'augliton hal sold. his livery inlet-
. eobn Brigham has dispoted of his
& Sharp, to litsi partner., Mr. R. L.
Mr. John Ha, pah, deputy -reeve of
Tuekersmith, has rented Mrs. Ram-
say s • tarm for three years, paying
01,000 for the -u r --,of the elace for that
BOX 481
Seaforth, Ont.
Ncleillop Directory -1008.
3. M. GOYE111.,OCK, Reeve, Mottle
SeillERMANN, Brod.
hegeit P. 0.
JAMES COWAN, Councillor, Seafortil
THOS. 'MURRAY, Councillor, Dublin
ALEX-. ROSS; Councillor, M. ITUIMP
G. K. mustd, TrGaiguren Beech.
weed P.
S. 3. sEurniort, Sanitary Inspector,
Winthrop P: 0.
•
te School
lithe l• e
and Jo
Becket
ual,
Her
ell
elw
Man. P
Sma
ker, Bid
yckman
ng c
0. 1,
mooth
order
determ
le‘dil al 2116a
ward
345, M
illy 3
dwick 2
Fl
ella
s Bret
nFaglananii-agi
and, J
ank Lie
6,3
port
kly e
eater Class
es Murphy 01,
Men Nigh 76, De
leareele
Seaforth, March 21e 1879.
forth on Thursday for Michigan, where
he purposes me/eking tits future home.
accepted the call to. the Presbyterian.
On the eveninig of the Mb inst., the
Irishmen of Dublin, together with
held ii. grand u,pper in honor of St.
Petrick at the Comrctercial hotel.
A meeting of the shareholders of the
Thursdey of last week, when the fel-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
treasurer, Me. J. Minoan; directors,
James Scott land Thos. E. Hays, efee
• McMurray, Tuekersmith .A divi-
dend. of 12 per cent. wee deciaied
the epaideue capital. -
Seaforth, March 28, 1879.
At the residence of John Bawden.
Bsq., :uncle of the bride Egnionde
• on the 27th insteby Rev. lehle P.
Ca,rapbell, Thee. Gemmel!, of
TecItersmith, te Mies Mary -Ann Cox.
The resideoce, Goderich street west,
Adjoining that recently purchased by
Mr, Gedrge Goitiniock, has .been lease
aid, by the ni naaing. comrcdttee et
ed, Der a inatisefor Rev. 'A. D. afeDon-
the- Presbyterian church, the manse %-
the' ch.erch property being two small.,
The ole Presbyterian church, in Eg-
mondle, hal been' torn down. Thus
Mr. David Hill -has 'sold his fifty
Acre term, On the lith coneessiotn.
laullett three Miles_ from Kinburre to
Oneetiendey Wilt a large gathering cif'
triends and neighbors easel:Wed at the
Nene Thole -.Greenvraot, _ex-M.P.,
ae Oen eta, and „Presented him With
a puree emealning $235 ante a. ecimelle
'men address on the eve of his de.:
partur for the -Northivest.
Seaforth, April 4, 1879.
lan, Meeeillop, en the let inst., by Rev:
11. Barr, Meoitobt. Jones, blacksmith,
Clinton,' to Miss Ellen Gillespie,, of
Hullettt
Mr. john Eddes has disposed of his
barbering business to leek. James Cone
Xtobt. Logan -Was entettairted at
a ceiteplimentary. sapper at Sbarei s. -lace
1110 leaving foe Manitoba.° •
Seaterth, April 11, 4879.
At St. Jaines ' Square. Presbyterian
-church, Tororite, on the 8th- imist. by
,of Egmandvillee to Mary lettere only
daughter a Joseph C. leockinsi, Esq.,
On the e7th ule., at the residenee of
ley, Mr. Thos.. Ashford; to bliss
ydungest daughter of Mr. Jas.
DaveSf, all of 'Tuckersmithe
The services in cenneceion With the
induction of Rev: A. D. lieDimald into
the pastorate of Seaforth. Presbyterian
church were hold on Monday la.st. In
the evening 'ea re-unien was held in
the church, when a good: programme(
was 'proeided end pleasant time was
•
On Vriclay evening last _a Corn'plimealt4
Conner, who, bas accepted!, tie posi-
tion oe 'druggist with the f m of
Dickson Bleasdell, the 'ev of bis
he old, -
n 'the
-1 Denby
est settlers of Stanley, died
residence, On 'the Sable line,
end inst.
At tile elem. Of the service
ley, in the end iost., Rev.
wee presented with a ptirse contain-
-We, regret 10 learn. that . ;Wro.
Grieve, councillor, of igoKilloP, is' it -
gain prOstrated_ with an attack of ine
An esteemed kesidene MeKillop,
the: person: a' James Ale -Wider, dieoe
-at MO home.- on the 4th' ceneessietee
oh .-Fieday last. Deceased', W310 Waseti
years a age, had been. in failing
health tor solne time. He wee a sa-
News Noest
-A local option contest took elace
at Hartney, Man.,
in a vete of 127
the by-law.
112' years, 'died in
He came from Virgi
one of the first set
-It is stated in
-John McKay, past
Street Church thee
Principal of the ne
lege, which will Op
beeo turned back a
Or stopped in time
United States Imm
being unfit to ente
ae Buffalo, and th
girl who wanted
Pittsburg. She ba
warned at the seat
not be allowed -to
returned to the h
-Daniel McLeod,
*shooting gallery a
in. Port Jathur, wa
by a bullet front
the hence% ot Ern
the_ other night.Th
The maa wee ta.
an accislene.
to, recently ceibra
nivel-eery of the
children, fourbeen _grandchildren an
melte forty gu.ests were preeent
interesting feature
wale the christen%
Unsworth, who M
couple fifty years
fivee- and Baby Rai
Mk. and Mrs. Gra t During the eoe
ening the guests, brough Mr. George
Grant, presented t e old folks with a
ourse of gold., and. he whole event was
thoroeghly enjoyed by all.
NEAL Two MISERIES.
recently, resulting J
or and, .14 against'
a. III 1843, and was'
lers in the district.
ontreal that PRY.
✓ of the Crescent'
, has been chosen'
Presbyterian Col-,
Suspension -Bridge;
At Queenstown by
gration officer as
the States. Frrist,
to get new legs
lebest is a young
ce go to frien* in
manse -but ewes:
on. that she would!
oss• the border. She
proerietor
d amusement room.
struck in the groin
32 -calibre rifle in,
st Wilson, an ercte,
eatery eppositee
'wound ie serlottV
eet, to St. JoesephiS
Una Is el;plained
m. Grant, of Torsta-
ed the fiftieth ane
-marriage. Pi/IG
it
of the occasion;
by the Rev. Joseph
Tried the venerable
go. ot Bout, aze
le children Of Mrs,
msoa
Indlgeetion Can Cured By The
Ironic _Trott/nen of De, Welliame
Pink Ills -
There le only -one way tei cure in-
digestion, and th t is to give your
systern so much ich red blood that"'
the eteenach will h ve strength enough,.
to do its natural work in Eit bealeht,
doee the. stemach with tablets, syr-
sist ie. cligesting f. , ,, but these thing
ble grows woree di worse, ,•until the
poor dyseeptic is graduallyjstarving -.
In It case ,of in s-tioin a half dowel
boxes ef De. NV ma Pink ' Pills are
worth- all the nil tures aed so-calleei
These pills cure indigeetion. becitose
they strengthen a d tone the stomache
thus enabling it a do the work nae
Mr. Paul Cherie eau, St. jereme,
tortures frOm indigestion. After e
-meal the misery as intense, so the,
I finally ate mos; sparingly. I trie
they did . me no good. :Ify general
bealth began te - rim down. and 11
suffered from hea aches and dizzines
the, lighted mese I would be afflict
my mother induc me to try Dr. Wile
Items' Pink Pills. Under the Luse q
this medecine the rouble began to die -
'months I had co plat* recovered my
health, and can , ow ealeY a heart'
meal as well as etoy ono?
t
blOod that Dr. , illiams- Pink Pies
'sciatica, St Pitied ,ance and the Malt -
aches and other adescelbable Ills ef
ghileiecril and were odd. Sold by med-
icine dealers Or by' mail at 10 cents 'a
box or six boxes for $2.50 from The
Dr. Willian0- cine 01, Brockvilief,
-veFrybotly knows that the last, days of Februail i aiwa flat.
us with our Fur Coats at the very lowest mark. ])i) you tealize the chapce tha-t is yours
this year to bay a Far Coat of the very highest qUality st a price that witi never be offer-
ed in -this Aion again. We are not giving auk humorously long -Winded excuse for this
sale. We simply need the money. The prices. below teli the s ry 1
cc
mum
Bocharan
sable colia
,,IVIen's Coon Coats, regila
Dyed Wombat "
Black Calf
A.ustralian on.
Dog ,)oats
Alaska
65
34
30
I 91
OD. our coats, because we only carry one grade
We only Onto one price
that is the best.
37 50
37
45 00
22 0-
21 Od
22 00
13 50
n e eh kind and
eo's Suits at $5,
Our stock:of Suits is too high for this season, as we have
already begun to receive our new Spring stock, and. a.3 we have
bought a tremendous stock for this Spring, we have to make
We have ptlaced. on sale, for the balance of this
month, a large number ot men's odd suits, aU last
Fall's stcick, regular $7, $8 and $9 suits.
Special Prices in Men s
odd Pants*,
A speoial line of Men's Tweed Pants, made of good strona
Canadian iweed, well made, substantially sewn, an e-celient
$1.00 to $1e50
8E8 NOW 1181111811=11111,
wart Bro
11811111.111111M 1181 NM I I I 1111i,
Store- .-OverfloWing
with
are boun
Promptly atte
residence -of 8
BRO
eel& of styliah furniture for housekeepers—almost seems un
remonable to expect to Hell eo much. And y t, if merit in
furniture, workmanship a.s.d prices will apieal you, and -wa
that it' did, you'll certainly inspect our splen id new ststi
g elsewhere.
ded to night or day. Night and Sunday calls answer*ed at the
T. Holmes, Goderich street, opposite the Methodist church,
DFOOT BOX 80 C
OR SALR.
WTI
MOTEli NEG -
IS TOP =SUM
-01:11,L CALVES FOR SALE: -For Vale three good
_Ls shorthorn b 11 calves ranging from 10 to 16
color and from the very best
and most loshiona le main& Two are from. im-
ristrtgi " Trumpe r4 and the other from imported
en Emir." Apply on Lot 21, Concession 4,
Tuekersmith, or forthle 0. A. and J. BROAD -
FOOT. 2338.tf
'Eles ROPEELTY SALE. For sale at Roxboro, I
efeeefilop, ht acres of land, on which is er
goad brink house, ust been rebuile, and heated by
eleeneee good • ble and implement house ; also
good hen house a d one aere fenced off with paultry
netting., This is most de.sirable preperey for a re-
tired farmer, or to fruit or poultry Sa.rm. isonly
Si miles !rove Seal rtb. Appely en the premises or
address Seriforth . O. j0 20804
months. All red 1
from. Prices
Scotch bred impo
red in:color, and
r cows $6
end atation.
for sale, bout two dozen to selee-
mine. Herd now headed by
(6640. He ie got by the best
stook on both sides, glossy:I
ell set on short legs. Terms :-
insured ; others on Application
JOHNe ELDER, Hensel! P. 0.
50 ACRE F Rel FOR SALE -For sale, BaS
half Lot 7, Coneeseion 9, Teickeremith, eon-
elining 60 acres. It is all cleared but two acres ; 30
seres seeded do There is a good benk barn and
good fairish The firm is well wnteredmand.vin
toad condition. t is 6 miles from Seatorth and one
lh the preurises, or address ROLAND or ll
vile from a Bch I, For further peeticalarreAap
-von sAree-erifter, acres of land in Moltillop, being
the north half of Lot 18, an the 12th comma -
"don. Itis well watered bec a living spring, making
le well suited for penture. 'Will be sold on easy
terras. Apply to THOMAS 81111780N, Let 18, Oen-
oession:.10, Heffellop, or to Box 231, Stratford, Ont.
1114,1.8 FO BALM -The under
young b fit for service. The alvove stook will
Id nable for cash or thne to suit the buyer.
komp. DAViD HILL, Staffa P. O.
Tpi TILLS FOR SALE AND FOR SERVICE. -
.1.8 Sas. Cowan wall keep for service at Fairview
Fenn his Shorthorn bull, Golden Emir. -Service fee
for registered cowl!, 37.00 ;grades, 0.00, with priv-
ilege of returning if neceesary. Golden Emir's sire
was Golden Drop Victor, bred by Mr. Duthie, Serie.
land. Hie dam, Emma 35th, was bred by the late
ter bred fleoteh bull. As an individual anbrial he is
amengst the good ones. After a heavy ifeason he
was a -winner at the Toronto Inteniational, both in
1906 and 1907, grand champion at Londpu in 1906
Bub the proof of a valuable anima Is his ttech. Z do
not think that am sayeng too neuele in =saying this
Is where he. *owls to best advatttage. Ills calves
took let prize both for boll and heifer m their axes
at Seaforth show !web fell. We will be plowed to
• show ids etook and then yon can judge for yourself.
Ease three young baster ea% tor service, And
good eelf tia regards breeding and as an trteuvietusi
animal. irre abm ins Karr beeuty. He is fit to head
and to herd. These WSJ will be sold reasonably,
either for cash or bankeble on time to snit the
purchaser. JAMBS 100W . %08-tt
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way
n Syrup
sod an& in the esektem,
t ght, present in
eases, it" giveei prompt and raze
Anthmal and Bronchitis it
-natural)! enabling the sufferer to
fresbing eleeei„ and often leading
manent
We ,o not' -laim that it lel oure 0;10.
*gumption e eideatieed. stare, bob
taken iet tire it will .
that stege, "WM give the
'to the' poor sufferer from
mniadyi
330 careful n porch/A*0o set
9u get the nine Dr. Wood's
three pme the trade !nark.
Mr. "Wm. O. Jenkins, Spring
Alta., lwri "I had very bad et
of Dr. W I's Norway Flue 13
only required One to ours, met
never met with any other mecileine
Trice 25 eta, at all desist&
reember 5th,
Bye, ear:and
be et tbe Oottmettial
y forenoon February 27
lard ana nth, May 28th, July
"pat, October and. 29th,
her Srd and glet. Maws